Why Dey Do Dat?

This week on WDDD? Sarah brings us the second and final part of these tragic and pointless Canadian murders.

The Millard family were known in Toronto for their wealth and family-owned aviation company, Millardair started by Carl Millard in 1963.

60 years later, their legacy is besmirched but not forgotten. While the Millard name may no longer be known in connection with aviation or business, it surely rings bells for locals when it comes to one particular serial murdering rich boy.

Part 2 of this story touches on Dellen and Mark's depraved plan to cowardly lure and thrill-kill a young family-man with no enemies and everything to live for. The realization of which leads to the discovery of yet another senseless murder!

Never underestimate the lengths an evil, rich man-child and his henchman will go to purely to entertain themselves.

This week on WDDD? Sarah brings us part 1 of an exciting two-parter.

The Millard family were known in Toronto for their wealth and family-owned aviation company, Millardair started by Carl Millard in 1963.

60 years later, their legacy is besmirched but not forgotten. While the Millard name may no longer be known in connection with aviation or business, it surely rings bells for locals when it comes to one particular serial murdering rich boy.

Part 1 of this story touches on Dellen Millard's revenge/thrill-killing of a young woman who down on her luck, made the mistake of trusting the devil.

Join us this week and next week for the details of this well-known Toronto serial killer and his wannabe sidekick.

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This week on WDDD? La Shaunda tells the awful details of a transient psychopath who operated undetected for nearly 20 years. Traveling all over the US, his heinous crimes occurred far and wide, hitting Arkansas, Texas, Wyoming, Missouri, West Virginia, and undoubtedly, many more.

Tommy Lynn Sells, aka "The Coast-to-Coast Killer" had no qualms whatsoever about his victim type or the types of crimes he was committing. The man even tried to assault his own grandmother. We don't know about you but he gave us real Richard Ramirez vibes.

Join us for a glimpse into true evil.

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This week on WDDD? the girls are honouring International Women's Day on March 8th with a tragic Canadian story of mass femicide.

One of the worst mass killings in recent Canadian history, over 30 years later it still haunts the memories of all who remember it.

Marc Lépine was a social outcast with a slow-boiling hate for women and feminism alike. He spent his life quietly seething under the surface with the belief that it was women and women alone who were ruining his prospects for education, a career, and in turn, success.

Join us for what some might call, the "Canadian Columbine" a decade before the horror of Columbine unfolded.

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This week on WDDD? La Shaunda takes us back to Russia for an encore.

His life growing up is enough to make anyone feel sympathy for the man but that sympathy magically disappears as he transforms into an utter monster.

Luring dozens of children and young people into the forests and outskirts of Rustov, Chikatilo only had one thing on his mind and that was brutal sadistic murder.

Join us for the sad upbringing, brutal life, and the far too merciful death of The Rostov Ripper.

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This week on WDDD? Sarah tells the story of Susan Monica, an Oregon pig farmer or, as she would refer to herself, "The Sweetest Murderer in Jackson County".

Hiring men off of Craiglist ads and help-wanted posters, Susan paid her farmhands for their work... until her plans changed.

It's hard to say how many victims Susan had but surely she would have taken many more lives if it wasn't for the bond between her final victim and his kids.

Join us for the terrifying and gruesome story of Susan Monica and her pigs.

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This week on WDDD? it's Valentine's Day and in this particular case, love was not in the air.

La Shaunda tells the now-infamous story of when Sally McNeil (aka Killer Sally) killed her husband, Ray McNeil on Valentine's day of 1995.

The girls discuss Sally's upbringing in an abusive household, her subsequent abusive marriages, and finally the rise, and fall of bodybuilding's most famous power couple.

Was it self-defense or cold-blooded murder? Tune in and decide for yourself...

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This week on WDDD? Sarah tells the story of Jason Dalton aka, "The Uber Killer".

Our first "spree killer", Dalton left 6 dead and gravely injured 2 more over the span of a 7-hour Uber shift.

With no victim type, no motive, and seemingly no method to his madness this one is a real head-scratcher.

Join us so you can decide whether it was insanity, a devil-made-me-do-it situation or if he is just plain evil.

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This week on WDDD? La Shaunda brings you a story straight from Russia with Love.

A terrifying tale about a murderous man and his inanimate accomplice, the Bitsa Park well.

Between 1992 and 2006, Pichushkin aka, "The Bitsa Park Maniac" savagely murdered between 49 and 60 innocent people. Falling just shy of his goal of 64 victims to fill the 64 spaces of a chessboard.

Tune in for all the awful details.

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This week on WDDD? Sarah tackles another heavy hitter Ed Gein, or as Sarah and her sister refer to him, "Nipple Belt".

The inspiration for such characters as Norman Bates (Psycho), Leatherface (Texas Chainsaw Massacre), and Buffalo Bill (Silence of the Lambs), the life of Ed Gein was nothing but ghastly.

Allegedly killing his own brother to start off strong, Ed went on to take a great interest in taxidermy, collecting female body parts and fashion design! You can guess that the combination of these interests led Ed down a twisted and smelly path.

Join us for this nearly unbelievable tale and find out how the nipple belt fits into all of it...

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